Sentence examples for science of mining from inspiring English sources

If the specimen that NASA corrals under the auspices of ARM ends up being interesting, he told the Times, "then we've got the possibility of the science of mining an asteroid".

"And the fourth thing it does is, if it ends up an interesting asteroid, then we've got the possibility of the science of mining an asteroid," Mr. Nelson said.

Mr. Nelson called the plan "part of what will be a much broader program," combining "the science of mining an asteroid, along with developing ways to deflect one, along with providing a place to develop ways we can go to Mars".

COPLINK is part of a new science of data-mining algorithms that allows a computer to make high-speed connections that would take a human weeks.

Berkeley scientists have long been among the best in the world, and that was no different a century ago, when the campus was a leader in the science and technology of mining.

These anecdotes are relevant to the science of biological data mining that is often dominated by simple measures of model interestingness such as accuracy, area under the receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curve, or p-value.

This forms the so-called "121 mining method", which lays a solid foundation for development of mining science and technology in China.

Sellers of mined diamonds worry that lab-grown stones threaten the value of diamonds in a number of ways, from the possibility that unscrupulous retailers won't label them properly, to the sense that the science of an aboveground mine is crucially less romantic than the processes that happen deep in the earth.

For example: a (female) computer science professor colleague of mine was describing her experience running a programming club for middle school students at her daughter's school.

As an emerging subfield of computer science, data mining technologies suit this need well and have been proposed for relevant knowledge discovery in the past several years.

The relatively new science of sentiment analysis – the automated mining of opinion – has been dogged by the difficulties of getting computers to understand the complexities of natural language.